Landlord Assist and KLP solicitors join forces
Collaboration will benefit clients with tenancy matters
Landlord Assist, the nationwide tenant eviction and rent collection firm, is delighted to announce the association of KLP Solicitors with their group.
KLP, headed by Philip Lafferty, are superbly placed to assist in the expansion of the firm in relation to eviction proceedings, debt recovery and other property related litigious matters.
Philip is a commercial litigator with approximately thirty years of trial experience. Born in Yorkshire, Philip trained as a barrister and solicitor in Western Australia where he operated his own law firm for 18 years. He has conducted several hundred civil trials during his career and currently operates with his teams as KLP Solicitors in central London.
Graham Kinnear of Landlord Assist comments: “Landlord Assist has used the services of KLP on an ad-hoc basis since our inception and we are delighted to announce the formal cooperation between ourselves and KLP. The services of KLP in relation to landlord and tenant matters are, in our view, superb and we are delighted that the clients of Landlord Assist will benefit from them.”
Philip Lafferty of KLP states: “Both myself and my colleagues at KLP have extensive experience in landlord and tenant matters and we were therefore keen to undertake a collaboration with a firm offering national coverage.
Having researched the market we were keen to undertake that collaboration with Landlord Assist. It was felt that their marketing, customer service and breadth of service offering places them firmly as market leader in their field.”
Stephen Parry, Commercial Director at Landlord Assist, says:“We select our partners very carefully to ensure that their business ethos matches our own in terms of service delivery and standards. We are delighted to be associated with KLP Solicitors and look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with Philip and his team.”
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